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"They laugh me" is not correct standard English, and it's not correct in any dialect that I know. jirikoo's answer is correct, except that he has used the past tense.
They always laugh at my shortness and fatness.
But that sounds a little unnatural. I think most native speakers would use a very different type of sentence:
They always laugh at me for being short and fat.
They always laugh at my being short and fat.
They always laugh at me because I am short and fat.
"They laugh me" is not correct standard English, and it's not correct in any dialect that I know. jirikoo's answer is correct, except that he has used the past tense.
They always laugh at my shortness and fatness.
But that sounds a little unnatural. I think most native speakers would use a very different type of sentence:
They always laugh at me for being short and fat.
They always laugh at my being short and fat.
They always laugh at me because I am short and fat.
rewboss
Thanks for catching that; I completely misssed the "me" being there.
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